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  • RE: How Far Have You Traveled for a SQL Saturday?

    DelaDebbie (7/29/2016)


    LightVader (7/29/2016)


    I haven't heard of SharePoint Saturdays before. Too bad I can't make it to tomorrow's in New York, it would've been helpful since I started doing more...



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  • RE: How Far Have You Traveled for a SQL Saturday?

    dmorris 44901 (7/29/2016)


    I haven't been to any (didn't know there was such a thing until I saw it mentioned in today's email), but I have been to a couple of...



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  • RE: How Far Have You Traveled for a SQL Saturday?

    I went to SQL Saturday New York last year. It was about a 25-30 miles away. I took public transportation, so it ended up being a little more than...



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  • RE: Hunting down bad code/ETL

    Eric M Russell (6/20/2016)


    Jeff Moden (6/20/2016)


    Eric M Russell (6/20/2016)


    Jeff Moden (6/17/2016)


    As a bit of a sidebar and like anything else in SQL Server, saying something like the use of SELECT...



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  • RE: Bulk fix hard coded server references

    aaron.reese (5/26/2016)


    How do others do source code control for reports. Do you have one project that contains all the reports one project per report / report area, or...



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  • RE: The Push to Upgrade from SQL Server 2005

    Tony++ (2/12/2016)


    Is the implication that being on an unsupported platform is out of compliance? Is that written fact by a government or standards body, or a common interpretation by...



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  • RE: The Push to Upgrade from SQL Server 2005

    Tony++ (2/12/2016)


    You said April 12, 2016 as a date to be out of compliance, but didn't give any details on what makes that date important.

    Can you share more info &...



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  • RE: The Push to Upgrade from SQL Server 2005

    Gary Varga (2/12/2016)


    This is the only time I don't miss SQL Server. I am currently in an Oracle shop with few SQL Server instances dotted about the place so rarely...



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  • RE: "Antiquated" SQL Server Backups

    Ed Wagner (2/5/2016)


    Maddave (2/5/2016)


    LightVader (2/5/2016)


    Maddave (2/4/2016)


    Maddave I'm curious about this issue you saw. I would expect that an entry wouldn't be written to backupset until the backup actually completed?...



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  • RE: "Antiquated" SQL Server Backups

    Maddave (2/4/2016)


    Maddave I'm curious about this issue you saw. I would expect that an entry wouldn't be written to backupset until the backup actually completed? Or was SBE...



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  • RE: SSMS hesitation

    I've 2 windows 7 machines - a desktop and a laptop. On the desktop I have SSMS 2012 and the laptop as 2008 R2. I've found that the...



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  • RE: Byte Me: Feeling The Squeeze

    pmcpherson (4/15/2015)


    My favorite part of today's strip about compression is the "TILT!" on the screen. I wonder if the under 30 crowd gets it as a pinball reference. ...



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  • RE: Kanban

    I have a small notepad on my desk that I use to track my task list. When it gets too messy or I've crossed out a majority of the...



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  • RE: split value into two columns

    Ed Wagner (3/31/2015)


    LightVader (3/31/2015)


    But what if the first name has a space in the middle? The way the code is written it will return the wrong result in that...



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  • RE: split value into two columns

    Luis Cazares (3/30/2015)


    I'm just adding a safety net.

    if OBJECT_ID('tempdb.dbo.#names', 'u') is not null drop table #names;

    create table #names (

    FullName varchar(100));

    insert into #names(FullName)

    values('Ed Wagner'),

    ...



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